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| May 20, 2012: The Annular Solar Eclipse in Hollister, California |
How many of you noticed the sky suddenly looking dark for a short while late Sunday afternoon?
Did anyone notice that the birds stopped chirping for a little bit?
And, how many of you went outside and watched the annular solar eclipse? Not directly, of course.
The Husband pricked a hole in a piece of notepaper and held it up to another piece of paper. I thought it was quite impressive, both the pin-hole viewer and the eclipse. So, I can just imagine how supercalifragilisticly magnificent it would have been to see the ring of fire. But then that would be the last thing I would see.
As the Husband gazed at the image of the eclipse on the paper, I poked my camera towards the sky. (No, I didn't look at the sun.) I was shooting in color but the image came out in black-and-white. I guess that's how dark it really was at that moment. By the way, if you want to know the scientific particulars about the annular solar eclipse last Sunday, check out this link at the National Geographic.
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| May 20, 2012: The Annular Solar Eclipse in Hollister, California |
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